Sentence examples for clue like from inspiring English sources
■ 63A: The EMUs have a very strong union, and are likely to object to a clue like "Exotic jerky meat". I'm a fan of biltong, but have never consumed EMU.
But a clue like this adds a little extra energy again.
So a clue like "Have, say", which might be OWN or POSSESS, is actually AUXILIARY VERB here.
I can appreciate a good clue like "Rounded-up numbers?" for HERDS, or "They often pass through needles" for SERA.
■ 62A: When you see a clue like "It's often picked up in bars," you think of a bar tab, right?
So a strict Ximenean would require some clue like: "Being guilty of murder, I must be put in prison".
Instead, the itinerary, led by clues likes arrows chalked on the sidewalk, hidden notes and text messages, ventures to subterranean bridges, cobblestoned alleys and even the top of a parking garage.
Another clue I liked a lot was the wordplay of "Met expectations".
If she laughs at them it could be a clue she likes you.
To prepare, he said that he searched for clues like a psychological sleuth.
